Excel 2003 :: Macro To Create Text File - Runtime Error 91
Jun 18, 2012When I am running a macro in excel 2003/windows 7 and trying to create a text file, it is giving this error. I am attaching two pictures.
View 1 RepliesWhen I am running a macro in excel 2003/windows 7 and trying to create a text file, it is giving this error. I am attaching two pictures.
View 1 RepliesI have a workbook in Excel that runs some code when it is opened [see below].
It works fine for everybody except one person using Excel 2003 - they get a Run-time error '5' : invalid procedure call or argument message and I cannot figure out why.
[Code] ......
Why am I getting a runtime error on the following code:
Code:
If Target.Address = "$E$5" And Target.Value "" Then
Range("E5:G5").Copy
If Sheets("Sheet5").Range("F5").Value = "" Then
Sheets("Sheet5").Range("F5").PasteSpecial xlPasteValues
Else
Sheets("Sheet5").Cells(Rows.Count, "F").End(xlUp).Offset(1, 0).PasteSpecial xlPasteValues
End If
End If
When I select only one cell it's ok but when I select multiple cell to delete it sends me a run-time error '13'.
Excel 2003, sheet is protected.
I am using Excel 2003. I get the above error and when I press debug, the issue highlighted is the following:
Code:
graff:
adde.TextBox6.Text = "ok"
shet = ActiveSheet.Name
Set CurrentChart = ActiveSheet.ChartObjects.Add(5, 20, 350, 200)
[Code].....
I am getting a "Run time error 5", "invalid procedure call or arguement" when I run a macro on a PC other tha the one on which it was created.
In this case both PC's are running on the version 2007 of Excel.
This is the highlighted statement when the macro fails
Code:
ActiveWorkbook.PivotCaches.Create(SourceType:=xlDatabase, SourceData:= _
"SOCX25!R1C1:R" & Lr & "C23", Version:=xlPivotTableVersion14).CreatePivotTable _
TableDestination:="SOCX25!R7C25", TableName:="PivotTable1", DefaultVersion _
:=xlPivotTableVersion14
Using Excel 2003 and cannot copy a worksheet and am getting this error:
File not found: CDocumentTempVB4B.tmp
I have been given a macro recorded on a mac and it works fine with Mac Excel 2011. Unfortunately, I need to make it to work on a windows machine, but it comes up with an error message "macro unable to set width property of the window class. Run-time error 1004". When I press debug it takes me to the line .Width = 1456.
Below is the chunk of the code that becomes highlighted when pressing debug.
With ActiveWindow
.Width = 1456
.Height = 795
End With
I am trrying to save an Excel 2003 file as text. This is how the cells appear in Excel.
:20:CBR:32A:040112GBP4000,00:50a:/To Be Pre-Populated:57a://SC112233:59:/93442134:70:
Each is fine except
:32A:040112GBP4000,00
which appears as
":32A:040112GBP4000,00"
These speech marks are not wanted but I can't find a save format that does not insert them.
I've been using a macro successfully for the last couple of years, but this morning when I went to use it, it decided to fail. I have a workbook which contains various spreadsheets. The macro that has failed performs the following tasks:
1. It copies a list of email addresss from an external workbook to a sheet in the current workbook (still works)
2. It copies the referral sheet I want to send to a new file, and saves it with an appropriate filename to an appropriate folder (still works)
3. The macro then creates an email with a standard subject line, attaches the new worksheet and emails it to each of the addresses as above (broken)
The error message is from Microsoft Visual Basic. "Run-time error '1004': Mail system failure. Check your mail installation."
I'm guessing there is a setting somewhere in Excel that has changed as part of an update.
I've been through a number of the options in the developer menu to remove any obvious restrictions (& reopened excel afterwards), but so far it hasn't resolved the problem.
For what it's worth, here is the macro code.
With Application
.EnableEvents = False
.ScreenUpdating = False
End With
Run "PullInSheet1"
Dim oldbook As String
[Code] .......
In case you're wondering about the pullinsheet code, I'll add it below - but I probably grabbed it from this forum a couple of years ago (like some of the above) & just made some changes.
Code:
Sub PullInSheet1()
Dim AreaAddress As String
'''''' Sheet11.UsedRange.Clear
Dim ClRange As String
ClRange = "= 'L:ADMINEMPLOY SERVICES" _
[Code] ........
There are a couple of things I've wanted to do to improve the macro, but I couldn't justify the need to spend time working it out (since writing spreadsheets isn't really my job). Since it's broken at the moment, I can...
1. I'd like to create a subject line that reflects the name of the person being referred. For some reason though, anything other than text in the cell reference caused an error for me. eg, I tried using concatenate to create my subject line, but it didn't work.
2. I'd like the copied sheet to contain all of the formatting of the original sheet. Presumably there is a paste option that will do this and I just picked the wrong one.
The mailsystem we use is Groupwise 8. I couldn't find any settings in that program that have been changed, or that I could change.
I should change the extension from xls to xlsx in the code since I'm using Excel 2010 (but changing it doesn't fix the problem).
I use Excel 2003 at work. I'm looking for some code that will Open a folder and then lets the user to select a file then continues to run the macro.
The file name they select will look similar to this K2271011.504 or K3011111.201
I have a excel 2003 template that loads a csv file and create a graph.What I am trying to do is remove the Workbook_open macro after it has been run so when they save the file it will not save the macro in the new file.
View 3 Replies View RelatedFollowing bit of code runs fine if placed in Word VBA:
Code:
Public Sub TaskUsageInExcel()
Dim tsk As Task
For Each tsk In Tasks 'Gives RTE 429 when run through Excel
Debug.Print tsk.Name
Next tsk
End Sub
So I referenced 'Microsoft Word 12.0 Object Library' in Excel and ran the code and it gave me this error 429. Noticeable part was, no instance of word was running at that time.
So I modified the code as below:
Code:
Public Sub TaskUsageInExcel2()
Dim wdApp As Word.Application
Dim tsk As Task
[Code]....
I have run into a problem in a project where I know what the folder root of the file I would like to import into excel is, but I do not know the file name.
I would like to open a dialogue open where I can select the file I wish to import from the known root supplied and retain the file name as a string.
All solution I have read assume the full file root is know or file name is known but root is unknown
I am working with Excel 2003.
What i am trying to do is in 1 workbook (labled as Book1 literally), it needs to copy the sheets out of every .xls file there is in a single directory, we'll call C:MyFolderMySubFolder. There can be anywhere between 1 and 366 files in this particular folder and I need all the sheets in each file labled 'CC' copy that entire sheet, paste that sheet to Book1, go back to that file it was copied from, close it (saving changes is ok), then move on to the next file.. and the next file... and so forth
While pasting into book1, I need each WS copied from each file to paste to a new worksheet in book1 rather than combining them into 1 or overwriting, and lable each of those sheets the file name of which the sheet came from...
The names are in sequence. All files in the folder will be labled as a date such as "9-6-12" so the sheet name in book1 would be named 9-6-12. (so there may result in 366 new worksheets to book1)
I primarily use Microsoft Office Excel 2003
The app. that I have been developing requires the user to create a formula in a combobox in a userform that I have setup for them.
They have a list of variables that they can choose from, which they are allowed to use in their formula creation.
A typical formula may look like this:
=SUM(25*DistFromBack) where DistFromBack = 4
I then take their formula and place it out on the sheet which returns me a value of (in this case) 100.
Now this works fine until someone wrote a formula that looked like this:
=SUM((25*DistFromBack)
Now with the double brackets at the front it creates a formula that Excel cant deal with and gives me a 'Runtime error 1004'.
I have tried to trap this error (On Error Goto .....) but unsucessful.
I would really like to have a check when the user types an erronous formula, but dont really know how to go about it.
I am getting a "Runtime Error 53 - File not Found" with the below code. I am trying to move xml files from one folder to another. The file exists as my other macro can access the xml files and extract the info. But I can't get the macro to move them! Removing the last slash in the folder address hasn't worked either.
HTML Code:
Public Sub move()
Dim MyFolder As String
Dim NewFolder As String
Dim MyFile As String
[Code] .............
I wrote a program in Excel that calls a form to load when an action happens on a spreadsheet page, the code I used to call the form from is
sqe_portal.UserForm_Initialize
however since upgrading to MSoffice 2003 i get the runtime error '53' file not found. the files still their...? any ideas?
I am executing code in a workbook that has been working successfully previously.
Suddenly I get a run time 1004 error in any macro in the workbook that tries to execute a activeworkbook.save command?
I am opening the file through the GetOpenFilename method. I am facing an error in of the cases... Like say or example i try and open a file with the XYZ.xls...which is already open. the system generates a mess saying
"reopening will cause any changes you made to be discarded. do you want to reopen XYZ.xls?"
if i click yes...it works fine by reopening the file but when i click to No...Runtime error 1004 comes:
"Method open of object workbooks failed "
and its giving an error here in the Workbooks.Open Filename:=sFilename ......
First need to create a "Text" Folder in your desktop, then try running the macro. It will create a number of text files inside the "Text" folder.. And they contain the used cells from each row. It's supposed to create 982 text files, with the text name referred to the first column. Problem is, if you try running it, it will only create around 53 text file
View 2 Replies View RelatedI am trying to adapt a macro to run on data that is consistently in the same format but the data does change, the macro needs to run over and over on new excel workbooks, dynamic range ? instead of a set source ?
Sheets.Add
ActiveWorkbook.PivotCaches.Create(SourceType:=xlDatabase, SourceData:= _
"weekly71012!R1C1:R9379C30", Version:=xlPivotTableVersion14). _
CreatePivotTable TableDestination:="Sheet1!R3C1", TableName:="PivotTable1" _
, DefaultVersion:=xlPivotTableVersion14
I am sure this is the problem as i initially created the macro using weekly71012 excel file however i just want it to run on every file i pull it off?
I am trying to develop a code which extracts the data from text files inside a folder (Folder test in my desktop) into one sheet. The Macro is in the workbook “Text Extract” which is an excel 2007 file. The data of each text should be copied to Sheet1 of this workbook one below the other. For testing purpose I have kept only one text file in the folder and was trying to copy the data from the text data extracted sheet to Cell A1 of Sheet1 of workbook “Text Extract”. The code works fine till copying the data, but shows below error in the line “Selection.Paste”:
Run time error 438: Object doesn’t support this property or method.
Below is the code:
Sub LoopThroughFiles()
Dim strFile As String
Dim strPath As String
[Code]....
I have a text file which is attached as "rawdata". It contains records of something (let's call it temperature) at different times on different days. My goal is to display a graph of temperature versus time so that I can visually analyze trends. I have hundreds of these files, all of different lengths. it is very important that I automate this process as much as possible.
Detail: (Here I describe what I have done so far; if this is inefficient or unnecessary, feel free to tell me) I open Excel 2010, click File, Open, and select the file that I want to parse. It is a TXT file, so the Text Import Wizard comes up. For step one, I select Fixed Width. I select File Origin: MS-DOS (PC-8). On step 2 of the wizard, I create column break lines to place all dates in the far left column. The next column contains the first column of numbers before the first dash (-). The next column contains only the dash - I will later select "ignore this column" to eliminate them. The next column contains the time stamps. I continue adding column breaks in the wizard until all of the data are parsed into columns in the same manner.
In step 3, I format the first column as "date (DMY)". The columns with the dashes I select "do not import". Everything else is "general". I click "finish", and the resultant workbook is attached, called "import".
Now, as to what I want to do: I want to display the "temperatures" as a graph vs a date/time axis. The reason I find this difficult is because the temperatures and times are not in neat columns, but are in 4 columns that go in a left-to-right and top-to-bottom progression and are broken up every few lines. (I am interested only in numbers that are displayed immediately to the left of a time-stamp. Therefore, the "record #"s should be ignored. We can delete the rows that say "record #" if can be done automatically.)
I have a bug on a macro that was working until yesterday. I did not write this macro and I cannot seem to fix it. The debug stops at the below command. The data it looks at seems to be in the right format so I think there is something else that is wrong.
Set PTCache = ActiveWorkbook.PivotCaches.Add(SourceType:=xlDatabase, SourceData:=PRange)
I downloaded an excel file from a German student's site. With this file, it is possible to calculate very simply species turnover (I'm a biologist) activating a macro. When I run it, afetr answering lots of questions (which I think I answer well), it appears an "error run-time 9 - subscript out of range". In the download folder there were only two files: turnover.xls and instructions.pdf
Here is the code. The debug highlights the bold line.
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I have a excel workbook with sheet1 & mastersheet
in Master sheet i have defined values in list Column D & F
Column D has COUNTRY as heading and country Names below it
Column F has CITY and city list
I am column A i have 2 data list
as
COUNTRY
CITY
I have dropdown in excel sheet (SHEET1) in Column K populated with data from MASTER in Column A ie city & country
When I select city i need Dropdown in column L to be populated with Citylist from MASTERS COLUMN F and if city seleced i need to get data from column D
But I get type mismatch error.
I have set of send mail Performance from excel through outlook ... I have facing error like
"Run-Time error '-2147467259 (80004005)':
Array lower bound must be zero.
Attachment :
rte.jpg
RuntimeError.xlsb
Excel 2010. Windows 7
Run-time error '-2147467259 (80004005)':
An unexpected token ""20*"" was found following "1' AND
PERIOD = LIKE*. Expected tokens may include: "". SQLSTATE=42601
code died at RS.Open SQL, CN
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
Sub GET_OSI
Dim sn as String, osi as string, saposi As String
[code]....
I am writing macros for a pop up calender in excel 2010. I followed instructions in the link below but at the testing step # 7 it returned; 'run time eror 424 object required'. It's my first time writing macros.
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I am using this code to open a form in Excel:
Code:
Private Sub Workbook_Open()
Form1.Show
End Sub
It has worked perfectly for about 2 weeks, well now when I go to open the workbook it gives me the debug error of Run Time error 424 Object Required. I last ran this today at about 8 a.m. no errors, but now about 4 hours later, it is bugging out. What is causing this?